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BURNAGE WALK-IN CENTRE, MANCHESTER

Early day motion 438, tabled 7 July 2010 by John Leech (Liberal Democrat). Signed by 2 members.

That this House notes the high level of opposition to the closing of the Burnage Walk-In Centre by Manchester NHS as evidenced by the large number of local residents signing a petition for its reopening; further notes that the statistics provided by NHS Manchester show that the Burnage Walk-In Centre had the lowest cost per patient of all the walk-in centres in South Manchester; further notes that local residents have complained that transport to Withington Community Hospital is infrequent and difficultfor many Burnage residents; and urges NHS Manchester to recognise the highvalue of the centre to Burnage residents and to reopen the Burnage Walk-In Centre as soon as possible.

Signatures by party: Labour 1, Liberal Democrat 1.